St Marys Academy - Chimes Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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ll,l . . ll m Walking Beluncl You As we glance through our album we reminice about certain songs which are literally overflowing with memories. These memories go as far back as our first years in school. The titles reflect the fun and excitement that were ours in all we did during those years. But as we advanced we were molded slowly, as a record might be, from a soft gummy plastic to a hard, shiny, new record of which everyone is always proud. These changes and improvements were made possible by the high ideals which are continually set before us and which lead us on TO GREATER PERFECTIONV.

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You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby As a record must be molded, so also must the students of St. Mary's be molded to take their places as the Christian men and women of tomorrow. The indoctrination of high ideals begins in the earliest days-the kindergarten. The first day at school is an eventful one. Strange new class- rooms are often greeted by loud, bawling, tearful voices. However, as it so many times happens, the children forget their fears as curiosity overcomes apprehension. Soon the youngsters become adjusted and school life becomes fun. Most of a child's iirst year in school is spent playing in the sand box, painting, etc. Love of God is in- stilled into the child since this is his spiritual and educa- tional goal. Opposite-Each child with a satisfied expression is busy with the prescribed art lesson- Purky the Pumpkin. The future of art looks promising. Our young mothers are all set to take For variation, emphasis, and interest, These He-men proudly display their a stroll around the sunny campus to the little girls are learning their num- football tactics to one.another. Good give the tots fresh air. bers-lesson with the help of animal luck to the 1968 Gl'ldll'0h S1311- pictures.